Village Farms, veterans group challenge DEA’s role in cannabis rescheduling

Wed, Nov 20

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Village Farms International and Hemp for Victory have filed a lawsuit seeking to remove the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration from its role in upcoming hearings on cannabis rescheduling.
The lawsuit claims that the DEA has displayed a pattern of resistance and improper communications throughout the process.
The lawsuit was filed in response to the DEA's delay in scheduling the required hearings on cannabis rescheduling.
Village Farms International and Hemp for Victory argue that the DEA's behavior has hindered the fair and transparent process of reevaluating the scheduling of cannabis.

A new lawsuit seeks to remove the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration from its role in upcoming hearings on cannabis rescheduling, claiming a pattern of resistance and improper communications by the agency throughout the process.

Village Farms International (NASDAQ: VFF) and veterans advocacy organization Hemp for Victory filed a joint motion this...

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